Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)
Shared interoperable digital platforms and foundational services.
Definitions (3)
DPI refers to shared, interoperable digital platforms and systems (such as A-DeX and the AI Sandbox) that provide foundational services and enable secure, standardized interactions among stakeholders in the agricultural ecosystem.
A suite of interoperable technical components, standards and services (such as identity, payments/connectivity, and data‑exchange layers) designed to enable secure inter‑agency data flows and the delivery of digital public services across government and eligible private actors.
The foundational digital systems, such as digital identity, payment systems, and data exchange platforms, that enable the delivery of essential public and private services.
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